The survival lottery is a system where a computer will choose a suitable donor at random. The donor will be killed at the cost of two or more lives so his/her organs can be given to dying people in need of a transplant. Harris argues that Utilitarians have to be in favor of this system. Utilitarians care about the increase of utils, or overall happiness. They decide what decision they are going to make by analyzing what situation will result in the greatest amount of utils. Utilitarians would argue that saving two lives at the cost of one has more utils than having two die to save the life of one. An utilitarian who isn’t in favor of this system would be considered an absolutist since it involves killing the innocent. Harris gives many objections
